Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-08
FOOD ZOE ruouoar.

A-hero, whether he wins or loses, IL
q hero.
Chcerfulness Is the weather of the
heart.
You get the truth habitually from
equals only.
We stand in our own sunshine OF.
tener than others do.
Do not stop to tell all you know un-
less you are In great hurry.
Tears sprinkled across life's high.
way settle in the dust OF sorrow.
Some people are able to make haste
only when going backward.
II you are not wiser and better at
the end ola day, that day lie lost.
Money and kind words given in
charity are Ill flowers in our future.
The best kind Of parlor magic is
that which converts gloom into sun
shine.
1t is 40 honor, credit or profit to
cheat person who knows less than
you do.
OF ten persons spoken i'll OF, the
speaker knows nothing whatever Of
nine.
A bald-lieaded expression is gen.
orally understood better than long
haired one.
Better think what you can make Of
your children than what you can make
for them.
Enthusiasm Is the genius Of sin
certify, and truth accomplishes no vic.
tories without IL.
The man who by drink muddles his
brain will surely muddle your bust.
ness. Trust him not.
The hill has not yet lifted its face to
heaven that perseverance will not gain
the summit at last.
The angels are doing a good deal Of
blowing this year with the implements
of thought
We accomplish mora in the sunshine
| of what we think of ourselves than in
what others think of us.
To smile at the Jest which plants q
thorn in another's breast Is to become
a principal in the mischief.
Never trust man who does not
think enough OF himself to keep his
think-shop always in order.
No person can he a useful man or a
good man who does not think more OF
humanity than Of himself.
A good word is an easy obligation
but not to speak i'll requires only our
silence, which costs us nothing.
You are the only one to blame for
the escape of your secret. you can
not keep it, why should any one elsei
The less you deal with vice in
youth, the greater your mental and
physical vigor as old age comes pleas
antly on.
II q married couple will go one
month without jawing each other, sf
they can, they will abandon the habit
cntirely.
Words are spiritual forces, angels
OF blessing or OF cursing. Unuttered,
we control them; uttered, they control
us.
The seeds of love can never grow
but under the warm and genial influ.
ence of kind feelings and affectionate
manners.
Never throw stones at child who
has to live in glass bottle, and who
is not to blame for what it cannot pre-
went.
Humor is the laugh of charity; lit.
erature is the vestibule of religion
lpiety is the persuasive element OF Ill,
Ibest literature.
| As a mound of earth IL raised by tn
lants or the sands in the hour glass, s,
lreligi On, learning and riches increas
Ionfy by degrees.
| A moments work on clay tells NOR
THAN an hours work on brick. s,
work should be done on children
hearts before they harden.
| Cool is the water when the brool
lruns deep. Sound is the judgmen
land cool the temper OF him who's
mind runs to contemplation.
| Do not harrow the feelings of
lchild with severe denunciation an,
condemnation such as you are temples
to use with hardened sinners.
/ The first virtue is to restrain the ton
que; he approaches nearest to perfe6
ton who knows how to be silent, eve
4 though he is iu the right.